Our CSM, Kaylie, has continued to be such a helpful resource for us. She is training our CS and Product team to ensure we have broad adoption of the product across our organization. The new features released this year will be a game changer for our demos!

It's very eay to learn and use. The interface is intuitive. The Support Team is quick to answer questions and resolve concerns.

What I like most about Navattic is that it continues to be incredibly easy to use, even as the platform has evolved with more advanced capabilities. The learning curve is still very low, and you don’t need coding or deep technical knowledge to get started. Product, marketing, sales, and customer-facing teams can all create and share interactive demos without depending heavily on engineering. The core experience is still very powerful. You can create interactive product experiences from web captures, screenshots, and other media, and stitch them together into engaging flows. What has impressed me more recently is how much easier Navattic has made the entire demo-building process with features like Copilot. Copilot can help generate demo copy, tooltips, CTAs, and even structure the experience based on the captures and the intended use case. This significantly reduces the manual effort involved in turning product screens into a polished demo. Another major improvement is the flexibility in how demos can be designed. With flows, checklists, branching experiences, triggers, beacons, and advanced demo capabilities, you can create much more than a simple click-through walkthrough. You can guide different users through different journeys and let prospects explore the features that are most relevant to them. Navattic has also become much stronger from an analytics and sales perspective. You can now understand not just how many people viewed a demo, but where they engaged, where they dropped off, which CTAs they interacted with, and how individual visitors engaged with the experience. The Pipeline Impact analytics also helps connect demo engagement with accounts, opportunities, and pipeline, making the value of interactive demos much easier to demonstrate internally. I also like how Navattic has expanded into the sales workflow with Launchpad. Sales teams can quickly find and share demos, create personalized 1:1 experiences for prospects, add personal intro videos and supporting resources, and connect engagement back to tools such as Salesforce, HubSpot, Slack, and other parts of the GTM stack. Another feature I find particularly useful is the ability to support demos across different audiences and markets. Multilingual demos, personalized experiences, mobile support, and even offline demos make Navattic much more versatile than it was when I first started using it. Overall, what started as a simple and easy way to create interactive product demos has evolved into a much more complete platform for product marketing, sales enablement, and customer engagement. The combination of ease of use, AI-assisted demo creation, personalization, analytics, and sales integrations makes Navattic a very strong option for showcasing products early, creating interest before launch, and helping prospects experience the product before they ever speak to a salesperson.